A nonprofit group says documents reveal efforts to kill wild horses, land grabs and other outrages

With many mouths to feed, the BLM is petitioning for permission to cull entire herds

Despite their protected status, wild horse herds have long been regarded as a nuisance by ranchers

Performance-enhancing drugs impact more than just humans

Trump's Interior Secretary has some ugly plans for America's wild animals

A little-known 2004 amendment to a Nixon-era law allows formerly protected wild mares to be auctioned for slaughter

Wildfire smoke can damage animals' respiratory tract and lead to breathing problems and even death

Galadriel is on a mission, but the show is concerned with all living things

U.S. horses are meeting gruesome ends abroad, while the debate rages on: Are horses 1,500 pounds of food or friend?

Our fascinating history with the horse faces a jarring test: Will Congress ban horse meat, yea or neigh?

As a racing fan, I've learned to accept injuries as a consequence of a sport. But I also understand the revulsion at the filly's destruction.

Horses "are not meant to be in traffic jams," said mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio

A bipartisan coalition is trying to prevent the US from slaughtering and exporting horses for human consumption

Freak-outs over new trains from India, China and Brazil reveals anxieties about immigration and global market